Landsdowne Pursues Amundsen Search With Shenandoah
Navy planning to back MacMillan Byrd expedition may block Landsdowne mission to find Amundsen. Varied views inside Navy on sending Shenandoah north to Greenland. bases planned near Cape Columbia with aero observations and radio contact to pursue Amundsen if found.
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David Lawrensce
Anten Daily News
Tashington
Amundsen
Greenland
Evens
Arctics
Anydy
Norweg
Shenandoah
Fch
MacMillan-Byra
Ition Haw
Vylliers
Etsh
Cape Columbia
Aeroe
Amun
Arctic
Heral
United States
Will Ia
Former Cantonian Named To Office He Did Not Seek
Edward W. Stevens, a Canton native who left two years ago, accepted a council seat in Tolbrook, Arizona after residents urged him. He did not campaign or vote for himself yet received the highest tally, 14 percent above the next candidate, and was told the top vote getter becomes mayor per local ordinance.
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Edward W. Stevens
Canton
Tolbrook
Arizona
Stevens
Sur
Speeders Arrested on Canton Akron Road
Three speeders were arrested by deputy sheriffs on the Canton Akron road. J. McMullin of Detroit reportedly drove 68 mph. Joel Cunnis of Canton was cited for 42 mph. Vie te of Akron allegedly reached 48 mph.
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McMullin
Detroit
Ted
Sherig¢ Wade
Canton-Akron
Joel Cunnis
Catton
Sherite Bohwarts
Canton
Massilion
Viete
Akron
Akran
Prisoner Released After City Court Action
Don Reet was released from custody following a Wednesday morning court appearance on MW suspicion. Authorities reported no further details on the charge or his current status as the case proceeds.
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Don Reet
Vial Court
Judge to Talk at Ex eccles Club Meeting
Judge Louis and members of the executive club will discuss court support duties at a Friday noon gathering in the land Hotel. Lisbon is the venue as topics for the week are addressed in a formal session.
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Judge Louis
Exec Club
Land Hotel
Lisbon
Widely Known Canton Resident Dies in Home
J Frank Campbell, longtime Canton resident, died Wednesday at 5 PM at 816 Auburn Pl NW. Born Madison Wisconsin, he moved to Canton at nine, worked in the post office, then westward banking roles before returning to Canton to serve as treasurer of Danner Manufacturing and later build a magazine agency. Survived by widow Hattie Danner Campbell, son Millard Campbell, daughter Mrs Theodore M Harding, three grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at his home with Rev W F Uridge, burial Westlawn cemetery.
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J. Frank Campbell
Auburn Pl
Campbell
Canton
Mr. Campbell
Madison
Wis
Posnt
Colorado
Fremont National Bank
Canon City
Cal
Reynolds Cattle Co
West
Hattie Danner
Danner Manufacturing Co
Christian Herald
Millard Campbell
Theodore M. Harding
Col
Hattie Danner Campbell
W. Ff. Uridge
Westlawn Cemetery
Youth Passes Away at 17 in Canton Home
Clarence Mahlon Brown Jr 17 died Wednesday afternoon at his Canton residence after a week long illness. Survived by parents Clarence Brown Sr and Mrs. Brown, a brother William and sister Mrs. Wilbur Narter. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at home with Rev L B Kank officiating. Burial in Westlawn Cemetery.
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Clarence Mahlon Brown, Jr
Clarence Brown
Iith Stail
U. T
William
Wilbur Narter
Canton
L. B. Kank
Westlawn
Catherine Zander Dies at 46 in Canton Area
Catherine Zander, 46, died early Thursday at 218 Columbia NW after a brief illness. Survived by three children Franklin Clestia and Paul Zander, Canton. mother Mary Kreel of Massillon. brothers Joseph and Leo Kreel of Massillon. sisters Anthony Cherine of Canton and Mrs Mary Eneter of Akron. Services at St Joseph's Catholic Church Saturday morning. Burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Catherine Zander
Columbia
Franklin
Clestia
Paul Zandera
Canton
Mra
Mary Kreel
Massillon
Joseph
Leo Kreel
Mansillon
Anthony Cherine
Mary Eneter
Akron
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Calvary
Funeral for Mrs Laura Kons in home of Katherine Thom
The funeral for Mrs Laura Kons, who died in Crago on Wednesday, will be held at the Thom home, 1270 11th NW, Friday afternoon with Rev Kowler officiating. Burial will be in West lawn cemetery. The body may be viewed at Thom home Thursday afternoon.
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Laura Kons
Crago
Katherine Thom
11Th
Kow. Rilemker
Weatlawn
Thom
Tragic death of 11 year old Virginia Martsouth
Virginia Elisabeth Martsouth 11 daughter of Homer Harwouth and Enos Hartsouth passed away in Marcy hospital after complications from illness. An honor student at Daniel Worley School she was active in First Christian Church and Sunday School. She leaves parents a brother Warren and grandparents Mr and Mrs Myr F. Hartsouth of Colma.
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Virginia Elisabeth Martsouth
Homer Harwouth
Marcy Hospital
Daniel Worley
First Christian Church
Warren
Enos Hartsouth
Colma
Myr
Funeral planned for Galen Summers in Canton
Galen Summers of Canton will be laid to rest in Forest Hill Cemetery after a brief home service at 23:30 and a 4 Saturday afternoon ceremony at the First Christian Church. Rev. P. H. Welshimer to officiate.
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Galen Summers
Canton
First Christian Church
P. H. Welshimer
Forest Hill Cemetery
Public Reception for Famous French Ace in Canton
Capt. Charles Nungesser famed French aviator credited with 105 downed German planes will be honored at a public reception in Canton city auditorium hosted by the American Legion and Canton chapter of the National Aeronauts Association. He will be decorated with the Nun-Besser medal by Mayor Ball and two Canton war heroes. the event includes Legion band music, dancing, and featured speakers. He will visit Canton all week, attend meetings, and participate in regional air races and aerial circus events with a Henriot plane.
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Charles Nungesser
Canton
American Legion
National Aeronauts Association
Charles M. Ball
Nun- Besser
Capt. Nungesser
Akron
Cleveland
Nungesser
Funeral for John H. Redman Saturday at St John’s Church
Funeral services for John H. Redman who died at his home on 16 Second Street Southwest will be held Saturday morning at 9 in St John’s Catholic Church. Burial will follow in St John’s Cemetery. The body was at Whitticar Funeral Parlors and may be viewed until the service.
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John H. Redman
2Nd St SW
St. John's Catholic
St John’s Cemetery
Whitticar
Mrs Mirian Stadler Dies in California Return to Cantonfor burial
Death notice from Canton reports Mrs. Mirian Karr Stadler, formerly of Canton, died in Comona California. The message says the body will be brought to Canton for burial.
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Canton
Mirian Karr Stadler
Comona
Cal
Funeral for Mrs Katherine Gueutal Planned Friday
The funeral for Mrs. Katherine Gueutal who died at 1114 Smith Ave SW will be held Friday afternoon in the home. Burial will follow at Rowland Cemetery.
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Katherine Gueutal
Smith
Rowland Cemetery
Condition of Weeks improves slight in latest bulletin
Boston June 4 The condition of Secretary of War Weeks has again changed slightly for the better doctors Dr D F Jones and Dr F G Brigham reported at 7 30 am. The bulletin noted he had the best night since Saturday with his condition not quite as good at 10 last night as at 7 but slightly better overall. Weeks underwent an operation here a week ago.
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Boston
D. F. Jones
F. G. Brigham Physicalan
Secretary Weeks
Challenge To American Home Faces Federation Leader Speech
Mrs. John D. Sherman of Washington D C, president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, spoke at West Baden Indiana on the American Home as a national asset and the link to world peace. She urged a nation wide survey to raise the home’s standard, linking its welfare to social health and national strength.
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West Baden
Int
John D. Sherman
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Midbiennial Council
Indiana
General Federation
United States of America
Federation
Canton Lions buy lion for zoo and adopt it
The Lions club voted extra funds to buy a lion for Canton, Ohio, after a sales effort that shored up the price. The animal will arrive as soon as possible for quarters in the park, with Lions club adoption and strict care assurances. The editor hints at circus offers and reflects on zoo bargains versus other options.
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Caesar
Cincinnati Zoo
Lions’ Club
Canton Zoo
Cincinnati
Cleveland Zoo
Theil
Canton
Canton Daily News
Ne Park
Nimisila
Zoo
Lions Club
Tta
John Robinson Circus
Peru
Indiana
Punch
United States
Padlock Case Hearing Deliberations Set for Friday
Final disposition of the padlock case against the Herwig hotel at Masallon will follow Friday’s hearing after final arguments. Prosecutor Co BL Mc Clintock asked that the hotel be padlocked amid allegations of liquor possession. Judge Agter will preside.
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Herwig
Masallon
Prosecuting Attorney Co
McClintock
Governor names new board of agriculture members
Columbus names Gov Don Ahey appoints G H Campbell Salem Jackson Tippecanoe City Andragene States Kiyria to the board and reappoints D R Ack-Min Perrysburg Democrats to the agriculture board in a state roster update.
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Columbus
Don.ahey
Board of Agriculture
G. HN. Campbell
Salem
Tra Jackson
Tippecanoe City
Andragene States
Kiyria
D. R. Ack- Min
Perrysburg
Probe Dropped In Death of Woman on Farm
June Yen, 74, found dead in a burning tobacco shed on her farm near Canton, was ruled an accidental death. Coroner G J Ritter and Prosecutor Hary reported no foul play after analysis of a stomach sample from the victim. Dr. Valey Hospital released a similar report confirming the finding.
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PIQUA
Yen
Sinka
E. Hary
Hance
Dr.oo Valley Hospital
Louisa
G. J, Sin
Vic
Ritter
Miami
Dayton
Russell Denies Liquor Charge In Federal Hearing
Edmund H. Moore, Higgins' attorney, pressed for limits on Russell testimony as Judge Westenhaver weighed defense and government objections. Higgins was allowed to answer some questions, then the issue was deferred to the morning session. Former agent Dyer testified Russell warned him of alleged disloyalty while naming Norwood Canton and Merle Copeland, with references to Horner and Armand whiskey billing.
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Edmund H. Moore
Higgins
Moore
Mears
Luther
William L. Day
J. K
Russell
Merle B. Copeland
Westenhaver
Mabel
Dyer
Leota Merz
Newark
Charles Horner
Armand Company
Horner
Copeland
Norwood
Social notes from Brewster celebrate Baptist group and local updates
Brewster June notes report Mrs J H Duncan hosting Morris Bible class, D W Morris absent teacher. Alice Johnson led meeting with business and social hour. Attendees include multiple Brewster residents. Community announces Men’s Club minstrel show to aid Boy Scouts. Local housing work by John Hill and Wm Dildine. Bimeler Land Co. parcels sold for future builds. Weekend visits from Misses McCormick, Mrs Arthur Hill family, and Mrs J B Tynan to Cleveland and Bucyrus.
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Brewster Men's Club
Boy Scouts
John Hill
West Main St
Dildine
Bimeler Land Co
East 4Th Ot
Margaret McCormick
Flossie McCormick
Huron
D. W Morris
Arthur Hill
Bucyrus
J. B. Tynan
Cleveland
Alleged White Swan Proprieter Fined for Liquor Violation
John Agnew alleged proprietor of the White Swan in Cherry ar SE was fined $1000 and costs for liquor law violations in criminal court Thursday morning. Lyman Elliot arrested at the same place was fined $100 and costs by J Bowman.
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John Agnew
Cherry Ar SE
Lyman Elliot
J Bowman
Pastor Gregg Released After Federal Charge Arraignment
The Rev Albert Sidney Gregg, head of the American Civic Reform union and former Methodist Episcopal pastor in Wooste, was freed on bond after a federal arrest for mailing obscene material. He pleaded not guilty and said he acted to protect a woman’s name, with a June 12 hearing set to produce the alleged affidavits tying to Grace Episcopal rector Dr Hicks amid months of anonymous letters and threats.
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Cleveland
Albert Sidney Gregg
American Civic Reform Union
Methodist Episcopal
Wooste
Grege
Jane Doe
Wm. C. Hicks
Grace Episcopal Church
Dr. Hicks
Greeg
U. S
Monahan
Gregg
Grace Vestry
Flicks
Boy Givers New Puppy After White Poodle’s Death
A seven week old puppy arrives to comfort the Kratzer children after their white poodle is killed by a car. An eleven year old boy from across the city brings the pup, saying he no longer wants his own dog and hopes to ease the children’s grief. The new puppy helps soothe the family during their sorrow as neighbors reflect on the accident.
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C. Ww
Kratzer
Tuscarawas
Shipton Kansas Changes Hands for 58750
Salina Kansas dated June 3 reports Toney Humbarger becoming owner of Shipton Kansas. He paid 8750 for 33 acres including a store building a dwelling and several outbuildings and will manage the elevator. The town rose and fell with railway traffic once thriving then deserted after slow growth.
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Salina
Kas
Toney Humbarger
Shipton
Kansas
Humbarger
Fred Warren
Will Irwin
Henry Leng
Hamburger
New Traffic Control Planned in Chicago
Chicago plans a synchronized electric signal system to direct downtown traffic by October 1, reducing police on corners from four or five to one. A basement city hall control directs east west then north south flow. Officials also unveil a plan to curb traffic arrest fixings with three-part arrest slips and bonded notices to ensure proper processing.
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Chicago
Church Halts All Services After Smallpox Death
Alliance June 4. First Presbyterian church will skip services next Sunday after F. E. McCausland, a Sunday school teacher, died of smallpox. Church events this week are postponed. He died Tuesday morning, barely twelve hours after a quarantine sign appeared on his home, following visits by several people during his illness.
Firemen Save Pastor's Home in Alliance blaze
Alliance firemen fought to save Rev. M. D. Sharpe's residence at 604 East Patterson Street Wednesday night as a blaze from yard rubbish spread to the house. Firefighters laid 700 feet of hose. the origin was a pile of boxes in the yard and the rear of the dwelling sustained heavy damage before flames were controlled.
Canal Fulton Social Notes and Local Weddings
Canal Fulton June 4. Mrs Edward Hellar hosts Lutheran Ladies Ald Thursday eve. Mrs Charles Bremkamp hosts Just-a-mere club Thursday afternoon. Victor Pierce of Akron and Miss Gertrude Kilway of Canal Fulton wed last Thursday and will reside in Akron. Wahanka Campfire girls and guardians surprise Miss Sadie Diller on her birthday with games music and contests. Attendees included Mrs P A Paulson Mrs Frank Bisker Garnet Coxsee Beastie Burnett Dorothy Hellar Opal Ketter Opal Shetlar Thelma Gler Hazel Lauterschlager Alice Diller Sadie Diller. Theose present: Roy Gets accompanied his grandparents Mr and Mrs Goss of Barberton to Aurora N Y. Mr and Mrs Frank Kurtz George A Hoover and family visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Lake Filckinger. In Medina Sunday Mr and Mrs G H Klota entertained Frank Patterson and family of Minerva and George Sollon of Akron was weekend guest of his sister Miss Katie Sollon. Charles Rhoades Harrison Fletcher Donald Fletcher and Carl Schroeder returned from King College Bristol Tenn. Miss Lillian Ruehling of Minerva came to spend weeks with her parents before entering Kent Normal College. Mr and Mrs Wesley Miller of Canton were guests of the latter's sister Mrs Elmer Gesaman Sunday. Miss Isabelle Klutz returned from Minerva after several days visit with relatives.
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Canal Fulton
Edward Hellar
Charles Bremkamp
Victor Pierce
Akron
Misa Gertrude Kilway
P. A. Paulson
Frank Bisker
Sadie Diller
Garnet Coxsee
Beastie Burnett
Dorothy Hellar
Opal Ketter
Opal Shetlar
Thelma Gler
Hazel Lauterschlager
Alice Diller
Howard Lucas
George Mathie
Canton
Roy
Goss
Barberton
Aurora
N. Y
Frank Kurtz
George A. Hoover
Lake Filckinger
Medina
G. H Klota
Frank Patterson
Minerva
George Sollon
Katie Sollon
Charles Rhoades
Harrison Fletcher
Donald Fletcher
Carl Schroeder
King College
Bristol
Tenn
Lillian Ruehling
George Ruehling
Kent Normal College
Wesley Miller
Elmer Gesaman
Isabelle Klutz
Orrville coach going to Dover
Orrville Ohio June 4 Joseph F Hermann coach of Orrville high has accepted a position as director of athletics at Dover Ohio for next year. He has led undefeated football and county champion basketball and a state claimed baseball program with thirty four wins in forty three contests this year. He will succeed a former Wittenberg man Mac Hammond.
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Orrville
Joseph F. Hermann
Orrville High
Dover
Ohio
Hermann
Wittenberg
Hermanns
Mount Union
Purple
Mac Hammond
Committee to Meet Alliance Banquet Planning Session
The committee in charge of the Made-in-Alliance banquet will meet this afternoon at 4 30 in the Chamber of Commerce room five more members will join the committee Plans for the affair will be made at the meeting this afternoon.
Autos Collide Alliance at Union and Main Streets
An automobile driven by Sam Miler Alliance was damaged in a 8:15 AM collision with a machine driven by Mike Adams of 1122 Willow Street. The crash at Union and Main streets left both operators uninjured and escaped without injuries.
Seese Dowker Alliance Wedding Report
Mrs Viria Seese of Alliance and Caleb Dowker of Johannesburg Mich were married Tuesday afternoon in the First Christian church parlor with Rev Wm Co McCallum officiating. Attended by Nellie B Maloney and Millie Sanford the couple plan a visit to friends in Bay and Tuscola counties and will reside in Johannesburg Michigan.
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Alliance
Vir. Binia Seese
Caleb Dowker
Johannesburg
Mich
First Christian Church
Ww. Co. McCallum
Nellie B. Maloney
Mra
Millie Sanford
Bay
Tuscola
Michigan
Ayeh
Charge youths with burglary
Alliance, June 4. Two youths were arrested Wednesday on charges of participating in several robberies in the area. Sellars Dunn of Crooksyville and a Sebring youth named Simpson are accused of breaking into the Alliance Pottery office and stealing $18 from a safe and a forged check on separate visits. They also allegedly robbed filling stations at Mahoning and State Streets, and at Five Corners. Arrests followed investigations by Captain Harry Stark and officers, with glass cutters, flashlights, and screwdrivers reportedly found on the suspects.
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Five Corners
Bennion Funeral Services In Alliance For William Bennion
Funeral services for William Robert Bennion age 22 were held at 61 East Grant Street this afternoon with Rev. Francis McCabe officiating. Death occurred Tuesday evening after a brief illness. Surviving are his parents and five sisters Mrs. George E. Delves Toronto Canada Mrs. William McPhail Se bring Mrs. E M Filson Mrs John L Russell and Miss Grace Bennion all of Alliance.
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Alliance
William Robert Bennion
East Grant Street
Francis McCabe
Lness
George E. Delves
Toronto
Canada
William McPhail
Sebring
E. M. Filson
John L. Russell
Grace Bennion
Funeral for Mrs Rosa Zeigler Alliance Saturday
Mrs Ron Zeigler died Wednesday afternoon shortly after one o'clock at her daughter Mra Pi Johnson home 57 East Main Street. Funeral services will be held Saturday at two o'clock from the Johnson home.
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Alliance
Ron Zeigler
Mra Pi Johnson
East Main Street
Johnson
Circus in Town Brings Shows to Massillon
June 4 in Massillon, The Gem Trade Bros. and James Patters shows arrive and perform this afternoon and evening on the Schuster lot. The train brought crowds of children who were given a day of pleasure to view the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Gem Try Bros
James Patters
West & the Circus
Sabo Case Trial Set for Massillon Today
Massillon June 4 The liquor case against Jim Sabo will be tried today. Sabo was arrested weeks ago on an affidavit by G Potts. The next day Sabo's business, the Herwick hotel, was padlocked. Hom Durant of Coshocton is counsel for Sabo.
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Massillon
Jim Sabo
Sabo
G. Potts
da Sabo
Herwick
Hom Durant
Coshocton
Rotary talk by Charlé Chidester at Massillon club
Charlé Chidester Evening Independent managing editor spoke to the Rotary Club of Massillon at the W. C. A. cafeteria on a Thursday lunch session. The report notes local news ber and the speaker's remarks during the luncheon.
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Massillon
Charlé Chidester
Evening Independent
Ber
A !Uncher
Rotary Club
Auto collision at Main and Factory streets injures taxi and car
Massillon report of a two vehicle accident at Main and Factory streets on Wednesday afternoon. A Coxsee taxi signaling a tow motorist was struck by a car driven by Bev Friedman of 1545 Harrison Avenue. Friedman's vehicle sustained damage to the running board and left fender.
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Massillon
Main
Factory Sts
Luncheon group forms Mrs H yon and hope meeting
A luncheon party formed by Mrs H yon and Mrs E Dail was scheduled to meet after the event. The report notes a gathering of local women with plans for future meetings and community activities. Entities include Mrs H yon and Mrs E Dail.
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Market Bers
Lunchee Side Co
H. Yon
Hope
Ir E. Dail
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